@Krishan Sharma First, to qualify for the Section 121 exclusion of taxes on sale of a residence, you must live in the property two of the previous five years ending on the date of the sale.

The best thing to do is spend the time speaking with someone who will listen to your objectives and help put together a plan that enhance your overall business plan.

(I reside in Orlando, Fl.) 

I bought a primary residence Single-Family in 2010, Rented it in 2015 [sole landlord], and Just sold it in 2018 FSBO.

I have one on my current residence and am looking to buy a duplex that is located just over 100 miles away.

They probably prefer having residents paying HOA dues.What are the "rules" for these HOA owned homes?

If you're getting a conventional loan (especially for a primary residence), then yes it's easier as an individual.

Hi Brian,Here's my cheat sheet, note that for a primary residence rate/term refinance, the max LTVs are a lot higher than for cash out:Over 80% LTV will have PMI in some form, but monthly isn't the only option.

450k primary residence home in TN, seeking lender who would do 20-30yr fixed or balloon, non FNMA only due to the client having large cash holdings but no income in 2016 / 2017 due to their large section 179 tax depreciations those yrs Thank YouJames

450k primary residence home in TN, seeking lender who would do 20-30yr fixed or balloon, non FNMA only due to the client having large cash holdings but no income in 2016 / 2017 due to their large section 179 tax depreciations those yrs Thank YouJames